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    Biomarkers Help Crack the Code on Saving More Equine Lives

    In both animals and humans, biomarkers can signal that something has gone awry. For clinicians, they are valuable tools – once they are identified.

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    Scientific American

    Celebrate the Year of the Horse with equine science

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    Diagnosing and Treating Equine Vitamin E Deficiency Diseases

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    Disease Du Jour: Managing Equine Laminitis

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    Moving Closer to ‘True’ Equine IVF for Clinical Use

    Katrin Hinrichs, Harry Werner Endowed Professor of Equine Medicine, and colleagues developed a technique that would allow successful conventional in vitro fertilization (IVF) with horses.

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    Equine Innovators: Real-Time Decisions Using Biomarkers in Horses

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    Treating Endometritis in Horses

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    Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center Welcomes Dan Martzall as Chief of Farrier Services

    Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Martzall as the new chief of Farrier Services. With extensive expertise in therapeutic and performance horse shoeing,…

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    From $500 Craigslist Castoff to Surprise Champion, Penn Vet’s Equine Assisted Reproduction Program Helps Create a Legacy

    Fylicia Barr was a horse crazy kid with not much money but high hopes. Sunny was a wild young mare with no training – just a load of sass and…

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    Disease Du Jour: Noninfectious Neurologic Diseases in Horses

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